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Maureen Anderson-Smith

Migraine

Posted by Maureen Anderson-Smith Indian Head Massage

September Migraine awareness week. The World Health Organization reported that ‘Migraine is the third most common disease in the world with an estimated global prevalence of one in seven people.’ Aim of Migraine Awareness Week is to draw awareness and…

Francesco Bernardi

I've been 'unrealistically' bad

Posted by Francesco Bernardi Counselling

It is surprising and saddening hearing kind-hearted and levelled clients be hard on themselves for behaviours that are not socially desirable, i.e.: having an extra drink at a party and getting a little drunk, having casual sex, having an argument…

Yvette Giles

Acupuncture can help you cope with humidity and dampness

Posted by Yvette Giles Acupuncture

It hasn’t been the best of summers, the warmth and sunshine we had in June and July seems like a distant memory. Autumn weather seems to have come early with damp and drizzle as well as morning and evening mists.…

Diane Oxborough

Craving to Stop Smoking Easily?

Posted by Diane Oxborough Hypnotherapy

Many people don’t realise it’s possible to become a non-smoker easily, comfortably and without any cravings at all. If you were to consider the fact that just 48 hours after your last cigarette your body is completely nicotine-free, you might…

Diane Oxborough

Anxiety, Panic & Claustrophobia: Case Study, Alison

Posted by Diane Oxborough Emotional Freedom Technique

Alison - A bright 30-something in a happy relationship, gorgeous kids, nice house, and a successful career. When she told her employer how much stress she was experiencing, and the impact it was having on her performance, they referred her…

Roger Gilbert

Havening for Phobias, Anxiety and Negative Emotions

Posted by Roger Gilbert Havening Techniques

Have you ever wondered why one person can have a scary experience - for example, a bad flight in an aeroplane - and forget about it, while someone else can have a similar experience and develop a phobia or anxiety…

Tess Adams

WRITING AS A THERAPEUTIC TOOL

Posted by Tess Adams Counselling

"I was angry! So angry... I began stabbing at the cornflakes packet with my spoon when I was ten. Then I took to writing big angry words on the cardboard - nasty words, swear words. Then I felt better. So…

Jenny Swan

How to train for a Walking Marathon Part 2

Posted by Jenny Swan Autogenic Training

Following on from Part 1 of this Blog, I am going to discuss how you can design a programme to train for a 26.2 mile walking marathon. The 10% Rule for Marathon Distance Training Your marathon training timetable will vary…